The Double Slit Experiment, what is the true power of our observation?
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30 comments:
that brings back memories.
This video just divided my brain by zero.
LOL what der said. Mind = blown.
oh yeah i remember those times
This is really interesting. I'm not really into physics but it's amazing how complicated the simplest things are once their broken down.
wish my teachers dressed like this.
i understood everything he said, but whats the point of the lesson, that electrons are unpredictable? it's interesting, but i don't see how it's useful.
that was pretty cool. I had no idea about those attributes with the electron.
I this post may or may not have existed before I looked at it.
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This video leaves more questions than answers. One of the most important questions that arises from the video, what is the power of our observation? Can a result really change just through the human conscious observing? That is the most profound of all. How can an electron, that would travel predictably otherwise, change it's course once observed? Thank you all for entertaining in this discussion. Expect me in your blogs.
I love quantum mechanics! So mindblowing
This is from that movie and book What the bleep do we know... Let me assure you, while this single clip is indeed factual..it is EXTREMELY watered down and just a basic jist of how it works.. The movie and book, deal with new age theorys, pseudo science, and halfcooked idea's. I suggest you look into it but don't think you can change the world around you by thinking about it, which is what they lead you to believe. They take the cool fun parts about quantum physics and leave out all the other parts that require actual science.. Great blog though!!!
Oh god
0:00 Okay makes sense
:30 alright, totally dumbed down for me
1:00 alright
2:00 Yea, what if?
3:00 WTFnrngjregREGNer
Blew my mind. Reasons I'm not a physicist
WHAT? NOT AN INTERFERENCE PATTERN!!!! seriously though, thats melting my mind.
It's all looks like magic to me, hehe.
Oh boy, you got to love physics. It's stunning when you stop for a moment and think a while about our world, and it's complexity.
this is a blog i can follow. good stuff. look forward to more.
interesting, made me go on wiki for the first time this week. following.
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The magic of physics, it never gets boring. I can't wait to see what we'll know 10 years from now.
i got this shit saved now
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thanks for sharing the video! really brought me back to high school physics, lol. +follower!!
Mind = Blown
this is amazing. thank you for sharing.
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This makes physics seems so much more awesome than it actually is.
Interesting video, but I didn't understand most of the things :(
This was the experiment that first got my interested in quantum. Glad to see I'm not the only 1 it inspired.
Already seen it. Insta-headache.
Quantum mechanics blow my mind...
This is waaaay over my head.
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